Uproar

Uproar Never Forgive LP

A big sound, classic Britpunk sound—lots of production, accent on vocals and choruses. Professional punk from England.

• Reviewer Tim Yohannan
• Label Wave / Underground
• Issue MRR #38 • July 1986

Uproar Nothing Can Stop You EP

The third 7″ from UPROAR isn’t bad, it just goes in one ear and out the other. It has great production, good lyrics, and I really like the song “Your Empire,” but it sounds like a million other English punk records.

• Reviewer Ruth Schwartz
• Label Volume
• Issue MRR #12 • March 1984

Uproar And the Lord Said “Let There Be!” LP

Fast punk and thrash that’s well-produced and snappy. The guitars sound great here (as they do on most English recordings), and the songs have that little extra something that makes them memorable. A pretty good album from the UK.

• Reviewer Tim Yohannan
• Label Beat the System
• Issue MRR #8 • September 1983

Uproar Rebel Youth EP

Reasonably fast Britskunk that sounds a bit too much like GBH for my taste. Still, the title song is particularly hot, with its great sing-along choruses and classy guitar frills; “No War No More” is almost as good. Likable, but not groundbreaking.

• Reviewer Jeff Bale
• Label Beat the System
• Issue MRR #8 • September 1983